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Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3631, 13 November 1890, Page 1

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TARATAHI-OARTERTON HAOKRACING .: : . .CLUB'S ■,: ANNUAL MEJ3TIM, ' . To ho held on the Faratalii Bace-Courso on TUESDAY, NOYRMBBB"18,'I890.' President, W 0 Bnchaiiau,; • Vice-President, N Grace j Treasurer, WB 'Allen; Judge, T Bay; Starter, N Grace; Stewards, E H Buckeridgo; l 0 Kemble)'W B 1 Allen, R : Kemblc, R Buckcridgc,. T Ray, i A Lyford, John Eaton, J L Kimbell! Haudicap'per, N Grace; Clerk of Scales, OKemble; Clerk of Course, Robt. Buckcridgc -PRWRAMMEp''' 1. Hack Hurdle: Race of; 20 ,Bpvs, second HorsoG sovs from stakes; about one and a half miles, oyer six flights of hurdles, 3ft Gin high/nomination ids,'acceptaiico'los; .•': '■) \ 'i. Maiden Plato of 15 sovs, second horso 3 Bovs from stakes; about ono mile; weight for age; open'to all horses thot'havo never won a race of any description; 'entry 155,. : 3, Taratahi-Cartcrton Handicap of 30 sovs, second horse C sovs from stakes; about ono and a half miles; nomination 15s, acceptance 15s • 4, Welter Handicap of 15 sov's, second horse 3 sovs from stakes; : about one and a quarter miles: nomination 7s lid, acceptance: 7s lid, 5, Flying Handicap of 10 sovs, about threequarters of a mile: nomination 6s, acceptance 55," ■■'■■■::■. , ■ ,'' :, '• 6, Clarevillo Handicap of 20 sovs, second hois? 5 sovs from stakes; about one and a quarter miles; nomination 10s, acceptance 10s; winner T O Handicap to carry 71bs extra, 7, Forced Handicap of, 10 sovs; about ono milo; nominations to be made ten minutes after Clarevillo Handicap has been run for; entrauce, winners 10s; beaten horses 6s, . i Pato of Nominations," Tuesday, October 28th, Weights declared on Tuesday, November 11,' Acceptances and Entries for Mwlen Plato, Satubday, November 15. ... -IvULESAMDREUULATIONS-v 1, Races to bo ran under Metropolitan Rules. 2, No entry will bo received for any race oxecptupon condition that all claims, disputes, and'objections shall bo decided by a majority of Stewards present or. whom they may appoint, and their dcolsion .on all points SHALL BE FINAL. ■ 3, All nominations, entries, and acceptances (tobe mado' in writing addressed' to the Secretary at tho Observer Office,' Carterton) will bo received up to tho arrival of tho late train from Wellington on tho advertised date of closing, No nomination, or accoptauco will bo received on any pretence whatever, unless accomnanred by the necessary fee, •(, All races at the meeting shall be confined to hacks only, A Hack shall mean a horse that has never started for,' oris entered for, a wei«;lit for ago or handicap at timo of starting and has hot been nominated for Derbies, Champagnes, or Guineas to bo nm for this racing season; hack race's excepted, • 5, In all nominations for Handicaps, the namo, age, pedigree, color, sex, and previous performances of thohorse.hamo of owner, and colors of tho riders, must bo given, All horses to bo ridden in distinguishing colors; _ o.' Any protest must be lodged with' the Secretary jn writing, withhi ten nmiutos after the raso to which it refers has been ran, and must bo accompanied by two sovereigns, which will be returned only if tho protest is sustained, 7.. Hbrses walking over will receive fifty percent of tho stakes, '"' ' 8, All persons intending to withdraw horses . are requested to give notico in writing to the Secretary half-an-hour before tho official timo of starting such lace,, Any person neglecting or refusing to comply wit!] this nun Bholl pay ft fine, to he imposed b yho towards, not exceeding £5, which shall be placed to the credit,of tho, raco fund. OWNERS ARE PARTICULARLY REQUESTED TO OBSERVE THIS RULE. 9, No percentage deducted from Stakes, -GATE:TAIIIFi!~ ••.. PuWrSatu nml l'mmilir,.™. Is ■ Wnrßompn. Is (id i One-horso vchiolp, Is, l]d) .Two-horse vehicle, 2s; Each estra horse, Od; Drivers, Ladies, and' Children under 10 years of age, FREE, WMoKENZIK, ■: ■ Secretary. Submitted to and approved by tho Wellington Racing Club. \ : MLYON, '" ■ . " ' Secretar . EKETAHUNATOWN HALL, ; rpHE abovo commodious and well •1, fitted Hali.niay.bekd for BALLS, PARTIES, PUKLIO MEBTIMS, ,atid ;by.,THEATRIOAL,'COMPANIES at [moderate. ,oliai'ges, ; Stage,; completely .furnished withno\y scenery, For further particulars apply to ... .;,, K J.:A. ANDEESQU, ' ■.' ■..' ~. Lessee, ■ ■ Eketahuria. A. HENDERSON, PRACTICAL WATCHMAKER, JEWELLER&.OPTICUN, , [N thanking tho public for theit oeral support luring the last four years, vislies to call attention to the Large and iVell Assorted Stock of Watches, namely, Whcller's Silver Hunting Levers, Ehrardts & Matneya';, also a large assortment of Bee Olocja; Peop o' Day, Alarums,; Pebbles, pantoscopic pectacles, ladies gold dress rinsjs,' and overything in connection with the trade, Sold and silver medals of any description ■nado to OTder--dcsigns" kept on the biomisea, "Watoheß,olooks, and Joweli.ovy repaired on. the promises at the <hortsst notice, Pipes mounted,., ■■''"." A. HENDERSON. -'.